J.League World Challenge
The J.League World Challenge is a friendly match between J.League clubs and powerful overseas clubs invited to Japan by the J.League to take advantage of a two-week break in the J1 League during the summer season starting in 2017.[1][2]
| Organising body | J.League |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2017 |
| Region | AFC (Asia) |
| Number of teams | 2 or more |
 2019 J.League World Challenge | |
2017
Matches
Kashima Antlers  | 2–0 |  Sevilla |
|---|---|---|
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Report |
References
- "Jリーグインターナショナルシリーズ 明治安田生命Jリーグワールドチャレンジ2017 開催決定のお知らせ" (Press release). J.League. 2017-04-27. Retrieved 2017-06-19.
- "明治安田生命Jリーグワールドチャレンジ2019 7/19（金）開催決定！ ～ Ｊ１リーグチャンピオンの川崎フロンターレが出場 ～" (Press release). J.League. 2019-01-23. Retrieved 2019-01-23.
External links
Friendly association football tournaments in 2017 | |
|---|---|
« 2016 2018 » | |
| Marbella Cup | Marbella (3 January) |
| Florida Cup |  Florida (8–21 January) |
| China Cup |  Nanning (10–15 January) |
| Telekom Cup (winter) |  Düsseldorf (14 January) |
| J.League Challenge |  Bangkok (24–26 January) |
| Lunar New Year Cup |  Hong Kong (28–31 January) |
| The Atlantic Cup |  Algarve (31 January – 7 February) |
| Desert Diamond Cup | Arizona (15–25 February) |
| Carolina Challenge Cup | South Carolina (18–25 February) |
| Puskás Cup |  Felcsút (2–5 June) |
| King's Cup | Bangkok (15–23 July) |
| Telekom Cup (summer) | Mönchengladbach (15 July) |
| International Champions Cup | |
| Premier League Asia Trophy | Hong Kong (19–22 July) |
| Emirates Cup |  London (29–30 July) |
| Audi Cup | Munich (1–2 August) |
| MLS All-Star Game | Chicago (2 August) |
| Joan Gamper Trophy | Barcelona (7 August) |
| Jingjinji Champions Cup | Beijing (1–3 September) |
| Independence Cup |  Korçë (28 November) |
| CTFA International Tournament |  Taipei (1–5 December) |
| Aceh World Solidarity Tsunami Cup |  Banda Aceh (2–6 December) |
| M-150 Cup | Buriram (9–15 December) |
Friendly association football tournaments in 2019 | |
|---|---|
« 2018 2020 » | |
| Florida Cup | Orlando (10–12 January) |
| Match Premier Cup |  Doha (21–29 January) |
| The Dubai International Cup |  Dubai (21 January–8 February) |
| FNL Cup |  Pafos (8–21 February) |
| Lunar New Year Cup | Hong Kong (5–7 February) |
| Airmarine Cup |  Kuala Lumpur (20–23 March) |
| International Friendship Championship |  Basra (20–26 March) |
| China Cup | Nanning (21–25 March) |
| Panda Cup | Chengdu (25–29 May) |
| King's Cup | Buriram (5–8 June) |
| Merlion Cup |  Singapore (7–9 June) |
| Intercontinental Cup |  Ahmedabad (7–19 July) |
| International Champions Cup | Multiple locations (16 July–10 August) |
| Premier League Asia Trophy | |
| J.League World Challenge | Yokohama (19 July) |
| Emirates Cup | London (28 July) |
| Audi Cup | Munich (30–31 July) |
| MLS All-Star Game | Orlando (31 July) |
| Joan Gamper Trophy | Barcelona (4 August) |
| La Liga-Serie A Cup | |
| Women's International Champions Cup | Cary (15–18 August) |
| PSSI Anniversary Cup | |
| Arena Cup | |
| Copa Opta | |
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